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Andre Garcia

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Andre Garcia

Local Resident

Adelaide ยท SA

AGE Technical Services

I give it my all and do my work in the most professional way I know how. I am hard working an honest with my clients giving them the most cost effective options
Giving the customer the best that I can sourcing the most reasonable price item ensuring that have the best warrentees with a modern clean look . Proving cost effective options ensure in the job to done to a high standard . I take pride in the work in the work I do with an attitude that if it is no good enough for my house then it is not good enough for my clients

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Distinguished and Famous people from Central Desert

๐ŸŽจ Judy Napangardi Watson

Warlpiri artist Judy Napangardi Watson developed her distinctive painting style at Warlukurlangu Artists in Yuendumu, working alongside her elder sister Maggie Napangardi Watson. Her ancestral connections included Mina Mina and Yingipurlangu, places she knew through journeys with her family. Energetic colour and dragged dotting became characteristic of her paintings, while the work retained cultural meanings associated with place and song. Her career connects the Central Desert's community art centre with knowledge and responsibilities reaching far beyond the studio walls.

๐Ÿฉบ Ellen Kettle

Ellen Kettle began nursing at Yuendumu in 1952, working from a rudimentary hut where dust and wind made clinical work difficult. At Yuendumu, she found that a lack of patient records made it harder to understand the health problems facing the community. Keeping detailed records became central to her work, alongside treating illnesses and injuries. Her experiences later reached a wider audience through Gone Bush, published in 1967, which drew attention to health conditions in remote communities. The story combines hands-on nursing with the less visible work of writing things down: records could reveal patterns that an isolated consultation could not.

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